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Investigation of morbidity rates in geriatric patients.
Manager ZdravookhraneniaThe increasing proportion of the elderly population is one of the leading problems in public health, which requires the intervention of not only medical professionals, but also politicians, social workers, volunteers, international organizations, and scientists.
M.V. Tchikovskaya, A.Yu. Moshkina
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An assessment of rates of psychiatric morbidity and functioning in HIV disease
General Hospital Psychiatry, 1995This study examined demography, rates of psychopathology, and functional impairment in HIV-seropositive women and men in a large, urban, public outpatient infectious disease clinic. Fifty-three percent of the women and 70% of the men met Structural Clinical Interview for DSM-III-R criteria for psychiatric disorders. Current mood disorders were the most
J S, McDaniel +4 more
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The impact of a catastrophic earthquake on morbidity rates for various illnesses
Public Health, 2000It has been reported that some natural catastrophes increase morbidity rates for illness. In this study, we investigated the impact of the 1995 Hanshin-Awaji earthquake on morbidity rates for various illnesses by analysis for correlations between the extent of damage due to the earthquake and occurrences of various illnesses.
T, Matsuoka +6 more
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Morbidity rates in late preterms born to HIV-mothers
The Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine, 2010The rate of late preterm delivery has increased in the general population, and the late preterm infants have a higher incidence of morbidity compared to term newborns. Late preterm data are lacking in born to HIV-infected mother. We showed that, among 202 live births, late preterm delivery was higher in born to HIV-infected mothers than in the general ...
A. Viganò +5 more
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Incidence of Morbidity Following Thyroid Surgery: Acceptable Morbidity Rates
2013Thyroid complications and power analysis. The issue of complications of thyroid surgery is extremely difficult to consider due to the relative rarity of the complications themselves, when thyroidectomy is performed by an experienced surgeon. Almost every study present in the literature reports the morbidity following thyroidectomy but there are only a ...
MINUTO MICHELE, MICCOLI, MARIO
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The 'healthy worker effect' on morbidity rates.
Journal of occupational medicine. : official publication of the Industrial Medical Association, 1985Studies relating mortality and occupation are difficult to interpret because of the "healthy worker effect." That effect is primarily due to the fact that individuals entering the labor force are in reasonably good health. A similar phenomenon might be expected in a comparison of morbidity among members of an occupational group with that of the general
T D, Sterling, J J, Weinkam
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The ‘health-related selection effect’ on occupational morbidity rates
Scandinavian Journal of Social Medicine, 1989The aim of this study was to investigate the extent to which differences between physically light and heavy work, with respect to the development of health problems, might in cross-sectional data be eliminated or diminished by health-related selection into and out of occupations. The study population comprised 12,314 men and 12,393 women between 25 and
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Rate of psychiatric morbidity in a metropolitan county jail population
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1976The author describes social-psychiatric characteristics of 122 jail inmates examined while awaiting trail, 80% of them on felony charges. The estimated overall rate of psychiatric illness was 4.6%. The patient sample was significantly older and contained significantly more minority group men than the jail population as a whole.
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Cervical Cerclage: Patient Selection, Morbidity, and Success Rates
Clinics in Perinatology, 1983The author critically examines the use of cervical cerclage, focusing on the disparity between its accepted place in the medical armamentarium and its risks of postoperative morbidity and pregnancy loss, the possibility that its empirical use obscures other causes of recurrent pregnancy loss, and the basic problem of its unproven efficacy.
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The Evolving Landscape of Salivary Gland Tumors
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023James E Bates +2 more
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